@@Oliba omg, was that the entry that didn't qualify?? I loved it, super sad for her, don't hate her, she did her best :( For me, much better than some of your other entries.
@@lucasgoncalves7774 Well... definitely 2016-2021: the dark era of generic pop dudes😬 I don't love Eric Saade in 2011 either. The rest in 2010's are very good
Australia lost our qualification streak. Would've been 8 if Montaigne didn't nq. Was a shame because she had a chance in 2020 and she wasn't even able to attend Eurovision in 2021.
She was incredibly unlucky. Montaigne had a great song, but was in a very competitive semi-final, was not performing the song live and also had to rely on a 1-month old performance of it. Others had at least a month more to finesse vocals and performance. Really unfortunate :( But it was a great track and no one can deny that Australia has been incredibly successful since their debut :)
@@BecauseEurovision Nobody cared that it wasn't live. Also, if you can't perform your song well enough after over half a year of practicing it, you're simply not that good of a singer. It's not like Montaigne being the Australian representative came as a shock to her, she'd had a year to get used to it and polish her vocals.
@@Warai0ni: Definitely Sweden. What Ireland did over a short period of time was insane (shout out to when they basically won it for Norway just for shits and giggles), but Sweden have been very consistent throughout, have had the biggest breakthrough into the mainstream, and have been infinitely more successful than Ireland have since popular voting was taken into account (and since competition ramped up). Honourable mentions to: The UK (Five first-place finishes, and *sixteen* second-place finishes, but mostly useless since competition ramped up… although things are looking up somewhat) Italy (very consistent, especially after their hiatus, some big breakthroughs into the mainstream too) Ukraine (very consistent, a high victory rate, but not quite as big a sample size).
From what i understand 2010 is the only year we (Sweden) have nq'd since semifinals started being a thing. And i hated the song already as it won the national final. I was pretty young, and slammed the door to my room and proceeded to cry i think. Apparently europe felt the same about it (okay, maybe not as dramatic😅) Worst thing is that 2010 we had an amazing entry that came second. Salem Al Fakir - "Keep On Walking". If anyone has not heard it, please have a listen!
Romania: Most likely will lose streak Poland: She can't sing, so Poland will lose streak Estonia: Bridges is strong song in weak semi so Estonia will continue their streak Czechia: If Vesna doesn't fail their live they will continue their streak Australia: They are in weak semi and performing last so easily continuing their streak Armenia: Strong song this year so easily continuing their streak Portugal: This is hard one Ai Coracao is strong song but they're in strong semi so 50/50 Moldova: They're in strong semi too so idk probably 50/50 Lithuania: I pretty sure that Lithuania will qualify and continiue their streak Finland: 100% qualifying and continuing their streak Belgium: This is 50/50 too Switzerland: Idk about this, many people think it will be borderline qualifier but i'm not sure about that so 50/50 Iceland: Probaly losing their streak Greece: I think Greece will not qualify this year Azerbaijan: 100% losing their streak Serbia: Probably continue streak Norway: She will continue streak Netherlands: I'm not sure about this so 50/50 Sweden: Obviously continuing their streak Ukraine: They're AQ
@@colinafobe2152 It’s a very unfortunate place to have, just like 3rd place, after the opener but still in the beginning, so televote will tend to forget those entries. But for such a song in such a semi it shouldn’t bother her chances.
Do you think there is anyone likely to break their country's qualifying streak in 2023? Just as a side-note, if a country was an automatic qualifier, e.g. after a win, they don't contribute to a qualifying streak but also don't break it.
@@AxHost o no they didn't.... I just checked on wiki, apparently from 2005 - 2007, countries which came in top 10 in a year automatically qualified in the following year....
I am still so sorry becuase Agnete didn't make it, undeservedly, in 2016, Norway would have had 10 years qualification strike...I love Icebreaker and I wish it was a finalist in 2016... such a shame
It or Azerbaijan should have won. I will forever be salty over them not winning over the milquetoast nothingness that was Denmark. Ukraine had the best song and Azerbaijan had the best staging. Denmark had neither.
Me: WhErE iS mY cOuNtRy LaTvIa? Also me: Ah yeah right...I forgot😑 But I do think we will soon have longest current nq Streak. Like we are tied with Georgia for now, but look at Georgian song this year. Banger. But I really hope we will qualify but I can't be sure because bloodbath semi final... I just hope my country won't give up after NQ for 6th time.
Actually Montenegro is the worst right now but they are not competing this year but if Georgia qualifies this year and Montenegro whenever they return and Latvia doesn’t, Latvia will have the longest nq streak.
In a way though I feel like Sweden's NQ in 2010 was a blessing in disguise as it really shook things up for them. After that they got not only a Q streak but an amazing improvement in placements too! Especially considering that Sweden was underperforming relative to expectations in the late 2000s
2023 update: Continued streaks: Poland (2) Estonia (2) Czechia (2) Australia (2) Armenia (2) Portugal (3) Moldova (3) Lithuania (3) Finland (3) Belgium (3) Switzerland (4) Serbia (5) Norway (6) Sweden (10) Ukraine (13) (AQ so count isn't increased) Broken streaks: Romania (1) Iceland (3) Greece (3) Azerbaijan (3) Netherlands (5) New streaks: Croatia Israel Cyprus Slovenia Austria Albania
Despite having qualified every time when competing in the semis, Ukraine did not participate at all in 2015 and 2019. Therefore, Sweden is the country with the longest streak of non-Big 5 countries participating in the final (including both Qs and AQs) without skipping a contest.
Wow there are 3 Ukrainian Eurovision qualifiers that I regularly heard the music of or saw on Russian TV and had no idea they represented Ukraine in Eurovision lol that's so cool
If Loreen qualifies for the final this year, Sweden becomes only the 3rd country in Eurovision history with 10 straight qualifications, joining: Ukraine, 13 straight (2004, 2006, 2008-14, 2016, 2018, 2021-22)* Armenia, 10 straight (2006, 2008-2011, 2013-2017)** * Ukraine was AQ in 2005, 2007 & 2017, didn't take part in 2015 & 2019, 2020 was cancelled. ** Armenia was AQ in 2007, didn't take part in 2012.
songs like Heart of Steel tend to do poorly at eurovision generally - I LOVE tvorchi but the song is low tempo and low energy, which makes it hard to stand out. i don't think it would win either semi and would be a borderline in semi 1. tvorchi is great though, hoping this gets them lots of new fans~~!
Thank you! I thought about it but in the end decided against it as it would be a lot of information for 6 seconds of each song and thought it wasn't pertinent information to this particular video. But I will make sure to include placements in my upcoming videos :)
@@BecauseEurovision thanks! I thought it would be fun to be able to see “oh this one came 25th they almost lost the streak or something”. Now that I say it, the semi placement maybe would’ve been even better. I’m also just curious and too lazy to look it up
Qualification streak is not the same thing as an appearance in the Grand Final. Qualifications for each country are counted since 2004 (after Semi-Finals were introduced) except those years/editions when a country was an automatic qualifier.
@@Asa...S well, they did it actually because of fake voting between countries last year I think, but I actually loved when there were juries, at least we have them in GF
Here are my 2023 predictions: Romania: Will probably not qualify Poland Will definitely not qualify Estonia: Will probably qualify Czech Republic: Will definitely qualify Australia: Will probably not qualify Armenia: Will definitely qualify Portugal: Will probably qualify Moldova: Will probably qualify Lithuania: Will probably qualify Finland: Will definitely qualify Belgium: Will definitely not qualify Switzerland: Will probably not qualify Iceland: Will definitely qualify Greece: Will probably not qualify Azerbaijan: Will definitely not qualify Serbia: Will definitely qualify Norway: Will definitely qualify The Netherlands Will probably not qualify Sweden: Will definitely qualify
@@JoppingBen10Fan Yeah, I can see Australia going either way. Rock songs have done really well in Eurovision but I don't know, I'm just not feeling this one. Belgium, eh, I honestly don't see it qualifying.
@@aleksaranitovic Nah Tusse qualified from a horrible position in the running order, 4th sandwiched in between Russia and Australia in of the strongest bloodbath semis we've seen. And that with one of Swedens weaker entries in many years. You talk, but Tusse backed it up with results and you had to watch him qualify.
Tix almost broke the streak for Norway by being the last place qualifier, then he went on to have one of the worst final performances for Norway in the last decade. So perhaps they served to have their streak broken
Nah. There's 3 slow songs in a semi full of upbeat songs and the Netherlands and Switzerland are the most accesible out of them. They're both gonna qualify because the fun-hating voters have nothing else to vote for lol
Sweden and Ukraine really are absolute Eurovision powerhouses
We, the swedes, we blame Anna Bergendahl... if she would've qualified we would've never ever failed to qualify...
@@Oliba omg, was that the entry that didn't qualify?? I loved it, super sad for her, don't hate her, she did her best :( For me, much better than some of your other entries.
@@memandi2 To me it's better than at least 80% of the Swedish entries lol.
@@lucasgoncalves7774 Well... definitely 2016-2021: the dark era of generic pop dudes😬 I don't love Eric Saade in 2011 either. The rest in 2010's are very good
Fun fact: if Eurovision semifinals had 11 qualifiers, the following countries would never have NQed: 🇦🇿🇧🇦🇷🇸🇸🇪
Azerbaijan is definitely getting bottom 3 this year. Serbia is underrated with how strong they are at qualifying. They’ve barely missed out only twice
@@joseuribe9273 Actually Serbia NQed because of the wildcard rule in 2009. They should bring that rule back this year since the juries were axed.
@@dimidrugg9592 2013 and 2017 barely missed out
I see Australia being 12-8 place in the semi, I think they will be in the middle for both the jury and public
@@shroom736 Australia will likely be the winner of the semifinal. There are no juries this year.
4:21 Eric Saade predicting and manifesting Sweden's future in Eurovision,
one year after the nq year, and many years of ending up like 18-21 place.
Wait did Eric Saade predict Sweden’s future in Eurovision?
@@krekkerman7540 I think Åsa is referring to him singing "I will be popular" in the lyrics.
YOU ARE EVERYWHERE
@@Santusknowsyourlocation Or perhaps we're just getting recommended the same videos?
But yeah, I like to comment a lot. 😊
Jury: Sweden is our idol
Public: Nah, we don’t care. Sweden is overrated.
Australia lost our qualification streak. Would've been 8 if Montaigne didn't nq. Was a shame because she had a chance in 2020 and she wasn't even able to attend Eurovision in 2021.
She was incredibly unlucky. Montaigne had a great song, but was in a very competitive semi-final, was not performing the song live and also had to rely on a 1-month old performance of it. Others had at least a month more to finesse vocals and performance. Really unfortunate :( But it was a great track and no one can deny that Australia has been incredibly successful since their debut :)
Imagine Azerbaijan if they qualified in 2018 😮 But now I'm 99% sure they're losing their current streak
voted for her in 2021, i thought her distinctive performance would benefit her but everyone told me it looked like she’s singing in the basement 🥲
They would’ve also had an 100% qualification along with Ukraine
@@BecauseEurovision Nobody cared that it wasn't live. Also, if you can't perform your song well enough after over half a year of practicing it, you're simply not that good of a singer. It's not like Montaigne being the Australian representative came as a shock to her, she'd had a year to get used to it and polish her vocals.
Another proof that Ukraine is currently the strongest country in Eurovision
But not the best!
@@minieurovision The best country in eurovision of all time is Ireland and Sweden
@@Warai0ni Yea
@@Warai0ni: Definitely Sweden. What Ireland did over a short period of time was insane (shout out to when they basically won it for Norway just for shits and giggles), but Sweden have been very consistent throughout, have had the biggest breakthrough into the mainstream, and have been infinitely more successful than Ireland have since popular voting was taken into account (and since competition ramped up).
Honourable mentions to:
The UK (Five first-place finishes, and *sixteen* second-place finishes, but mostly useless since competition ramped up… although things are looking up somewhat)
Italy (very consistent, especially after their hiatus, some big breakthroughs into the mainstream too)
Ukraine (very consistent, a high victory rate, but not quite as big a sample size).
From what i understand 2010 is the only year we (Sweden) have nq'd since semifinals started being a thing. And i hated the song already as it won the national final. I was pretty young, and slammed the door to my room and proceeded to cry i think. Apparently europe felt the same about it (okay, maybe not as dramatic😅)
Worst thing is that 2010 we had an amazing entry that came second. Salem Al Fakir - "Keep On Walking".
If anyone has not heard it, please have a listen!
Its incredible, and manboy too, i wonder how this is my life even won in the first place
A masterpiece😊
I personally prefer the 5th place of that year. Timoteij was amazing and should have been the Swedish act.
@@renatopereira810 I didn't remember that they we're participating that year. That was a great song too!
the transition from sweden 2017 to 2018 is perfect
The transition from Ukraine 2008 to 2009 is smoother.
@@dimidrugg9592 how??
@@237.zr9 You know, slutty pop bangers.
Romania: Most likely will lose streak
Poland: She can't sing, so Poland will lose streak
Estonia: Bridges is strong song in weak semi so Estonia will continue their streak
Czechia: If Vesna doesn't fail their live they will continue their streak
Australia: They are in weak semi and performing last so easily continuing their streak
Armenia: Strong song this year so easily continuing their streak
Portugal: This is hard one Ai Coracao is strong song but they're in strong semi so 50/50
Moldova: They're in strong semi too so idk probably 50/50
Lithuania: I pretty sure that Lithuania will qualify and continiue their streak
Finland: 100% qualifying and continuing their streak
Belgium: This is 50/50 too
Switzerland: Idk about this, many people think it will be borderline qualifier but i'm not sure about that so 50/50
Iceland: Probaly losing their streak
Greece: I think Greece will not qualify this year
Azerbaijan: 100% losing their streak
Serbia: Probably continue streak
Norway: She will continue streak
Netherlands: I'm not sure about this so 50/50
Sweden: Obviously continuing their streak
Ukraine: They're AQ
Armenia is second in the running order (myth)
I think Czechia and Iceland and maybe Estonia will surprise and fail to qualify
@@official_rown so? what the running order has to do with their chances?
@@colinafobe2152 It’s a very unfortunate place to have, just like 3rd place, after the opener but still in the beginning, so televote will tend to forget those entries. But for such a song in such a semi it shouldn’t bother her chances.
@@12_terabyte57 if the song is good it will get televotes regardless of running order. i think people give way too much attention on such a trivia
Do you think there is anyone likely to break their country's qualifying streak in 2023?
Just as a side-note, if a country was an automatic qualifier, e.g. after a win, they don't contribute to a qualifying streak but also don't break it.
Why was 2007 ukraine not considered?? It didn't win in 2006....so shouldn't 2007 also be counted??
@@Rash23215 they forgor
@@AxHost o no they didn't.... I just checked on wiki, apparently from 2005 - 2007, countries which came in top 10 in a year automatically qualified in the following year....
@@Rash23215 Yes, that's correct :)
Romania for sure
If MARUV was able to go in 2019, Ukraine would definitely be at 14.
At the end I just wanted to scream : OPEN YOUR HEART
Loved to see again Alyosha for Ukraine in 2010; one of my all time favourites!
I am still so sorry becuase Agnete didn't make it, undeservedly, in 2016, Norway would have had 10 years qualification strike...I love Icebreaker and I wish it was a finalist in 2016... such a shame
On the other hand, no idea how Rybak won a semi in 2018. 😱
2013 ukraine is such a bop
It or Azerbaijan should have won. I will forever be salty over them not winning over the milquetoast nothingness that was Denmark. Ukraine had the best song and Azerbaijan had the best staging. Denmark had neither.
@@PhilipWester thank you from Denmark 😮🇩🇰
if 2010 didn’t happen this video would have been at least 30 min lmao
Before 2004 there were no semifinals and in 2004, 2005 and 2007 Sweden was automatically qualified. So that leaves only 2006, 2008 and 2009.
@@JesseKuiper thanks, I was going to say exactly the same
Me: WhErE iS mY cOuNtRy LaTvIa?
Also me: Ah yeah right...I forgot😑
But I do think we will soon have longest current nq Streak. Like we are tied with Georgia for now, but look at Georgian song this year. Banger.
But I really hope we will qualify but I can't be sure because bloodbath semi final...
I just hope my country won't give up after NQ for 6th time.
I love the Latvian entry this year, I really hope it makes it to the final
Actually Montenegro is the worst right now but they are not competing this year but if Georgia qualifies this year and Montenegro whenever they return and Latvia doesn’t, Latvia will have the longest nq streak.
and belgium's gonna break their streak
Highly highly doubt that
I doubt it. They're bringing us fun.
azerbaijan
Jowst 2017? I remember it as if It was yesterday
12 longest all-time qualifying streaks
Ukraine 13: 2004, 2006, 2008-14, 2016, 2018, 2021-22 (2005, 2007, 2017, 2023 AQ, did not participate in 2015 and 2019) - active streak
Romania 10: 2005, 2008-15, 2017 (2004, 2006-07 AQ, did not participate/disqualified in 2016) - finished streak
Sweden 10: 2011-12, 2014-15, 2017-23 (2013, 2016 AQ) - active streak
Azerbaijan 9: 2008-11, 2013-17 (2012 AQ) - finished streak
Greece 9: 2004, 2008-15 (2005-07 AQ) - finished streak
Russia 9: 2006, 2008, 2010-16 (2004-05, 2007, 2009 AQ, did not participate in 2017) - finished streak
Hungary 8: 2011-18 - finished streak
Bosnia & Herzegovina 7: 2004, 2006, 2008-12 (2005, 2007 AQ, did not participate in 2013-2015) - finished streak
Iceland 7: 2008-14 - finished streak
Cyprus 6: 2015-21 - finished streak
Denmark 6: 2008-13 (2014 AQ) - finished streak
Norway 6: 2017-23 - active streak
Technically the netherlands qualified 21 too
AQ. Doesn’t count
If Aysel places 10th, not 11th in sf Azerbaijan never loses streak after debut. But this year Azerbaijan 100% loses streak
6:18 OMG! Perfect transition hahaha
I mean Anna ruined the streak, we would have had never nq’d id she didn’t
In a way though I feel like Sweden's NQ in 2010 was a blessing in disguise as it really shook things up for them. After that they got not only a Q streak but an amazing improvement in placements too! Especially considering that Sweden was underperforming relative to expectations in the late 2000s
@@BecauseEurovision true, we elevated our songs in some way
2023 update:
Continued streaks:
Poland (2)
Estonia (2)
Czechia (2)
Australia (2)
Armenia (2)
Portugal (3)
Moldova (3)
Lithuania (3)
Finland (3)
Belgium (3)
Switzerland (4)
Serbia (5)
Norway (6)
Sweden (10)
Ukraine (13) (AQ so count isn't increased)
Broken streaks:
Romania (1)
Iceland (3)
Greece (3)
Azerbaijan (3)
Netherlands (5)
New streaks:
Croatia
Israel
Cyprus
Slovenia
Austria
Albania
damn Ukraine. 3 wins during the current streak
Despite having qualified every time when competing in the semis, Ukraine did not participate at all in 2015 and 2019. Therefore, Sweden is the country with the longest streak of non-Big 5 countries participating in the final (including both Qs and AQs) without skipping a contest.
netherlands actually has a streak of 6 times qualifying so it would be really third and norway fourth
Israel would’ve been high but we sent a bad song in 2022
Yea
Where was Verka for Ukraine? I think you missed Ukraine 2007.
Verka was an automatic qualifier in 2007 :) The top 10 from the previous year used to automatically qualify between 2004 and 2007
@@BecauseEurovisionwell, at least we all know that Verka would have still easily qualified
@@Artem_Vasylchuk Oh 100%
@@BecauseEurovision oh okay. It was a different system back then
Still don’t understand how Switzerland NQed in 2017
Wow there are 3 Ukrainian Eurovision qualifiers that I regularly heard the music of or saw on Russian TV and had no idea they represented Ukraine in Eurovision lol that's so cool
No, it's not, they preferred money over solidarity with their nation. They're Ukrainians only by birth, but not mindset.
Bronken q streaks:
Romania
Iceland
Greece
Azerbaijan
Netherlands
If Loreen qualifies for the final this year, Sweden becomes only the 3rd country in Eurovision history with 10 straight qualifications, joining:
Ukraine, 13 straight (2004, 2006, 2008-14, 2016, 2018, 2021-22)*
Armenia, 10 straight (2006, 2008-2011, 2013-2017)**
* Ukraine was AQ in 2005, 2007 & 2017, didn't take part in 2015 & 2019, 2020 was cancelled.
** Armenia was AQ in 2007, didn't take part in 2012.
Greece, Russia & Azerbaijan all stopped at 9 straight qualifications, btw.
*When 😊
Armenia didnt quality in 2011, they were close though, so Sweden will be the second
Greece's streak ended in 2016 Russia's and Azerbaijan's in 2017
@@OhYear8D I forgot about that, sorry. Tbf, I do want to forget about that song ever happening...
Poland could've had 2 if it wasn't for our Blanka :(
What about Ukraine 2007? You missed it
Verka was an AQ.
As Ukrainian , I think if we wouldn't being auto-qualifer this year , than we might even nq in semi 1 , it's such a bloodbath
But we are in 2 semi, NQ still wouldn't be an issue)
@@imp4 We are there as juries , we would possibly get placed in first semi , cuz semi 1 is smaller.
songs like Heart of Steel tend to do poorly at eurovision generally - I LOVE tvorchi but the song is low tempo and low energy, which makes it hard to stand out. i don't think it would win either semi and would be a borderline in semi 1. tvorchi is great though, hoping this gets them lots of new fans~~!
Nah, we would have
@@neconeconeco Tell that to Portugal 2018.
Good video but please include what place the song got in the final
Thank you! I thought about it but in the end decided against it as it would be a lot of information for 6 seconds of each song and thought it wasn't pertinent information to this particular video. But I will make sure to include placements in my upcoming videos :)
@@BecauseEurovision thanks! I thought it would be fun to be able to see “oh this one came 25th they almost lost the streak or something”. Now that I say it, the semi placement maybe would’ve been even better.
I’m also just curious and too lazy to look it up
If Sweden didn’t NQ in 2010 it would’ve been a continuous streak from 1958-2022. Would’ve been interesting lol
Qualification streak is not the same thing as an appearance in the Grand Final. Qualifications for each country are counted since 2004 (after Semi-Finals were introduced) except those years/editions when a country was an automatic qualifier.
No, before Anna's NQ the continuous streak lasted from 1977-2009. Sweden did not participate in 1964, 1970 and 1976.
If not for juries, Sweden would be first and Ukraine would've broken theirs in 2012.
But there's juries, and juries is so important, so that can't be changed
@@Artem_Vasylchuk Not this year, the juries are gone from the semis.
@@Asa...S well, they did it actually because of fake voting between countries last year I think, but I actually loved when there were juries, at least we have them in GF
I always found 2018 and 2022 very forgettable
feker libi israel
what a loss
it was my winning song!!
Here are my 2023 predictions:
Romania: Will probably not qualify
Poland Will definitely not qualify
Estonia: Will probably qualify
Czech Republic: Will definitely qualify
Australia: Will probably not qualify
Armenia: Will definitely qualify
Portugal: Will probably qualify
Moldova: Will probably qualify
Lithuania: Will probably qualify
Finland: Will definitely qualify
Belgium: Will definitely not qualify
Switzerland: Will probably not qualify
Iceland: Will definitely qualify
Greece: Will probably not qualify
Azerbaijan: Will definitely not qualify
Serbia: Will definitely qualify
Norway: Will definitely qualify
The Netherlands Will probably not qualify
Sweden: Will definitely qualify
Australia is likely qualifying
Belgium isn't a sure nonqualifier
@@JoppingBen10Fan Yeah, I can see Australia going either way. Rock songs have done really well in Eurovision but I don't know, I'm just not feeling this one. Belgium, eh, I honestly don't see it qualifying.
Imagine Ukraine NQ next year
i think that someone will not return to Ukraine anymore hahaha
SLAWA UKRAINIE❤🇺🇦 POLSKA🇵🇱💔
Sweden should've a Nq streak from 2017 - 2021 instead imo.
No where near the nq line in the semis though.
2017: 3rd
2018: 2nd
2019: 3rd
2021: 7th
Honestly Tusse was NQ material, but anyways
@@Asa...S Yeah, sadly.
@@aleksaranitovic Nah Tusse qualified from a horrible position in the running order, 4th sandwiched in between Russia and Australia in of the strongest bloodbath semis we've seen. And that with one of Swedens weaker entries in many years.
You talk, but Tusse backed it up with results and you had to watch him qualify.
Imo they wouldn't qualify in 2018 (hate that song) and 2021, but other years are good.
Such a shame Sweden & Ukraine have the less variety amongst their songs...
Tix almost broke the streak for Norway by being the last place qualifier, then he went on to have one of the worst final performances for Norway in the last decade. So perhaps they served to have their streak broken
Bye bye Netherlands
They gonna qualify
There're my fav. I'll vote for them
Nah. There's 3 slow songs in a semi full of upbeat songs and the Netherlands and Switzerland are the most accesible out of them. They're both gonna qualify because the fun-hating voters have nothing else to vote for lol
Netherlands is qualifying. It's a fine song, it will be performed and staged well, and they got a really good running order.
@@Gasp_08 Not with televoting. With older semi-final point system yes, with new one - no.
If Kosovo made its Eurovision debut, it will have a long qualification streak since it’s debut
Kosovo is in Eurovision🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸
Kosovo is Serbia.
I hope Ukraine loses its 100% qualification record.
Well we’ll have to wait a year to find out, lol
Are you butthurt? Ah, never mind, I see your channel has a Russian music playlist. Makes sense now.
Hello clown, Ukraine AQ's.